Recently did a DIY farm stand tour of South Jersey…read more Heard Maugeri's heirloom tomatoes were awesome... um yes, for sure, SFG!!!! Prices were higher than some of the other farm stands I tried, but my main purchase was the tomatoes and they were pretty reasonable, as were some mini peppers I also got. Everything was great quality and very fresh. The tomatoes were like tomato candy. I had them with just a little feta on top and they needed nothing else. I felt like I'd just eaten a fudge cake, they were that amazingly decadent in flavor. YUM! There is a cold case section too, for dairy items. Novelty ice cream treats in the freezer and Bassetts Ice Cream. They also carry nitrate/nitrite-free bacon for a better deal than my normal organic farm, here in PA. It was too far of a drive for me to stock up, but for those of you who are local, it's a deal! Staff is friendly, and you can see the farm fields surrounding this place, going on forever, off into the distance. Very picturesque! Will be back next year for those crazy-bomb tomatoes!

We moved to the area in 2018 coming from a more suburban area, so having a farm store within a few…read moreminutes of our home was a pleasant change. My wife shops at Maugeris regularly in season to get our produce. Farm fresh is best! We went for their fall celebration around Halloween and it was a blast. They had a nice long hay ride, a great pumpkin patch, and lots of family friendly activities for both of my kids who are a toddler and tween.

Hens and honey is simply delicious. They offer flights of lattes, have plenty of coffee selections…read moreand and the food menu is just as equally delicious. For the latte flight that I had my favorite was beekeeper, but also liked the birthday themed one that even came with a lit up candle. My husband and I shared a cinnamon bun style waffle. Most everything that we had was a delicious treat! The one thing I will say is that it can be quite crowded in the shop. It's safe to say that you should get a seat before you order any food or a flight. The food menu was not posted on the main board and we only found it on one of the tables. I have to say because it was so crowded. This would be a one and done due to the lack of seating. It's a little too unpredictable for the drive that we did to not have a seat although we did find something eventually regardless I still really enjoyed what I did have and would give it a suggestion.

This is such a cute spot! They have a lot of trendy things to buy and the food is great! We shared…read morea coffee flight and shopped around a bit to kick off a girls day and it was so much fun!

The conversation in the car had turned to JERSEY TOMATOES. If there is anything that New Jersey…read moredoes right with consistency it truly is the JERSEY TOMATO!!! You can toss in Jersey White Corn too as an after thought plus the freshest clams in the world come from the waters off the Jersey shore. That's about it ... otherwise speed down the Parkway to the next state. Perhaps there was something magical about the car because right after talking about those tomatoes what appears along Kings Highway... a big roadside sign for JOAN's MARKET. And, what is forcing the redirection of the car .... JERSEY TOMOATOS. Ok, so the sign poster can't spell but we aren't about to enlist the owner in the National Spelling Bee ... we want TOMATOES!!!! From a New Jersey farm field not the Florida bouncy ball tomatoes that fill grocery store shelves. Entering this rather dingy market we spot the tomatoes and out from behind the "curtain" steps Joan. Yes, she is really Joan and has been running this stand since she married into the farm family back in the 1970's. Her mother-in-law not only gave her a husband she gave her the family farm stand; Joan didn't indicate which was the better reward but did say that her husband had promised to put her name up in lights when they were dating and then she pointed to the market's sign. I would not call this a fully stocked market. The options are few but the options are farm fresh! While filling a bag with tomatoes one of Joan's neighbors came in. He said 'it's so great to be able to get farm fresh almost at the end of my driveway." I watched as Joan tried to refuse his payment but she relented. Now please note ... Joan is a farmer. She has two relatively small fields to grow crops. The tomatoes, the cantaloupes, the corn are hers ... also grown in New Jersey were some peaches (I don't think these were hers.) and blueberries. You will pay more for farm fresh then you might get with your coupon at the corporate grocers but your first bite will reward you with great taste. Joan provided a sampling of a peach ... increasing the purchase to include some. The real treat ... the disappearing reality is that Joan offers customers a slice of Americana that once was but is quickly fading. This stand has been in operation since the 1930's. She has run it since the 1970's. She will talk with you, share stories, smile and even complain. What an awesome gift that Joan offers if you are traveling down the highway of South Jersey thinking about a really good tomato, some mozzarella and maybe a dash of balsamic with a little fresh basil. MMMMMMMM

The best place to get produce, and ice cream in south jersey. Always find myself here grabbing…read moresomething. Great family owed farm.

Love this place, been coming here for years. Great produce, ice cream etc. but they really need to…read moreseparate there very long ice cream line for customers buying produce or market stuff. It is frustrating when you need a few tomatoes and you have to wait 20 minutes in an ice cream line.

I don't think I can explain to you how happy I am that I stumbled upon this place on my drive home…read morefrom Collingswood. It is the cutest little chocolate shop on the side of the road. I've been a lifelong jersey resident and I cannot believe I didn't know about this place. But of course once I mentioned it to my parents they were like "oh yeah, we know Damask ! They're delicious!" If I remember correctly, the nice girl at the counter was telling me they've actually been there since 1950. It's completely family owned, homemade candies. And let me tell you this chocolate is absolutely delicious! And so nice of them to offer samples at the counter. I've never had a sea salt caramel that tasted so good. And the chocolate covered pretzels are to die for. My mom absolutely loves the buttercream, and my dad is a toffee fan. But you cannot go wrong with their signature "Candy" which is actually oyster crackers dipped in chocolate. You absolutely have to try this place if you pass it. They are only open from October to Easter so get there while you can! I wish I remembered to take pictures, but we ate the candy too fast lol. Next time!

This is the only place to go for candy! It is the best chocolate ever! Service is amazing! Best…read moreholiday gifts!!!